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@danielspinks9006 See my reply below to Enzio. Same offer to you.

Wish I had found your videos years ago when you released them Chris as there's not really that much advanced stuff out there. When I looked previously didn't find much but now it decides to show up after all this time for me 🙂

Enzio, Thank you very much for the comments. I am retired now and am off playing with Phidgets hardware and animating Halloween. Don't do much with the VSTO addins I wrote over my career. Having said that I use Visio practically every week and would be lost without SupportTools_Visio. If you have any questions feel free to reach out directly chrhodesvnc@gmail.com

@@christopherrhodes4218 enjoy your retirement Chris. I just use Visio for my own network diagrams really but was looking at your ribbon and wondered if you had developed those yourself. :-) I looked around thinking it was a new SDK toolset that had been released. 🙂 All the best for the future.

​@@enziofrancescoli288 I would be glad to post the most recent copy of SupportTools_Visio to Dropbox and send you a link. It shouldn't be too hard to get it running on your local machine. Where are you located? We could do a Zoom session to review anything you wanted. I am going to record a few more videos covering how to create a Visio AddIn using Prism and WPF like I used in SupportTools_Visio. If there is anything in particular you would like to understand, just ask.

@@christopherrhodes4218 Hi Chris that would be really great to try your tools out - many thanks for the offer. I am in the UK and would definitely look forward to seeing more videos etc. from you for sure. 👍

@@enziofrancescoli288 Sounds great. I have created a new Repo github.com/chrhodes/VSTOTraining.git and will work on creating the main structure of SupportTools_Visio. Been a long time since I created an AddIn from scratch :) Will be fun to make this a retirement project! I will create some videos to document the journey. I don't want to post a link to Dropbox here. Would you be willing to send me you email address so I can send you a link to the compiled current version of SupportTools_Visio Send it to chrhodesvnc@gmal.com Call me Christopher

Hi. See the post above. I will put my current templates in the VNCOffice repo. Should be there in a day or two. Feel free to reach out directly if you have questions chrhodesvnc@gmail.com

See comment from today. Will be there this week.

Code is now at github.com/chrhodes/VNCOffice

Hi David. You can find the code here github.com/chrhodes/Office. Feel free to reach out by email here if you want to discuss something. chrhodesvnc@gmail.com. The templates of interest (ones I created) are the Napkins Making, Learning and Training, and VNC folder. Hope it helps

I created the Support Tools menu

You are very welcome. Grab the code and have fun. github.com/chrhodes/Office If you want to get the code running, reach out to chrhodes@cox.net. I would be glad to help.

Code is now at github.com/chrhodes/VNCOffice

Thanks for watching. The code is available at github.com/chrhodes/Office. I still use the AddIn everyday. I think the latest version runs on .Net 4.8. The Office AddIn model never got upgraded to .Net Core or later (unless I missed something). If you want to get the code running, reach out to chrhodes@cox.net. I would be glad to help. It does rely on DevExpress WPF controls but you could remove those and just use your own.

See post from today. Code is now at github.com/chrhodes/VNCOffice

github.com/chrhodes/Office If you want to get the code running, reach out to chrhodes@cox.net. I would be glad to help.

github.com/chrhodes/VNCOffice